#1521 Additional option to allow 7z h command to store hashes in unix format

[Zygmunt]

Hello, I would like to ask for additional format of saved hashes which 7zip produces with "h" command. 7zip doesn't have any tool or command to verify own generated files, and I have few tools which accept hashes in unix format like:
FFEEDDCCFF *filename.ext

It is the same format what md5sum -b *.ext is using.

It shouldn't be big hassle to add this as option to "h" command. Thank You.
Currently, every change i had to modify hash file each time my files changes.

[Igor Pavlov]

Ok. Probably I'll do it later.

[Zygmunt]

Nothing serious or major, but still would be nice. Thank You.

[Zygmunt]

Hello. Did anything happen with my small request?

[Igor Pavlov]

7z a -thash a.sha256 a.txt 
7z t a.sha256

[Zygmunt]

Interesting. Not sure why You did it this way and not by expanding h -scrc functionality but it works. Thank You very much.
Shouldn't asterisk character prefix the filename like in binary mode? I don't know if binary mode in md5sum even work or it is only empty mode though.

[Igor Pavlov]

1) these created files are identical to files created by linux utils.
2) a command

7z a -thash a.sha256 new.txt

allows to add new files to a.sha256.
Also you can open a.sha256 in 7-Zip File Manager and you can do some operations as with archives.